Ambivalent Racism and Sexism Flashcards

(10 cards)

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What is Ambivalence?

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Both positive and negative attitudes about a certain thing; cognitive dissonance

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What is Ambivalent Racism?

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Conflicting behaviors that are resulted from conflicting ideologies

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What are the conflicting ideologies within American Society?

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Norms of Equality and Individualism

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What are situations that highlight Norms of Equality?

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Situations where equality comes first.

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What happens for high racial ambivalent individuals in situations that highlight Norms of Equality?

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They will support racial minorities.

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What happens for high racial ambivalent individuals in situations that highlight Individualism?

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They will express negative sentiments on institutions that uplift minorities

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What is ambivalence amplification?

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Ambivalent individuals will show extreme reactions depending on whether equality or individualism is more salient

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What are hostile attitudes in ambivalent sexism?

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Overtly sexist ideas and stereotypes against women

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What are benevolent attitudes in ambivalent sexism?

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The belief that women are inferior to men in that they are lesser, dependent, and immature.

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How does the evaluation of the target group differ for ambivalent amplification in Ambivalent Sexism?

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The evaluation of an individual from the target group depends on the individual’s gender role conformity.

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